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Narita - 成田山新勝寺ライブカメラ
🇯🇵 Chiba · Japan — Altitude 31 m
This camera points at Narita Shinshoji, one of the best-known Buddhist temples in Japan. It is a useful way to see the temple grounds from a distance before a visit, or to check on the place when you cannot be there. The page also shows local time and current weather for Narita.
Narita is a town in Chiba Prefecture, a short distance east of Tokyo. Its main draw is Shinshoji, a temple of the Shingon Buddhist tradition founded in 940 and visited by large numbers of people every year, especially at New Year. The town sits on flat land near the coast, and its streets around the temple are lined with shops and traditional eateries.
The camera title refers to the temple, so the view is likely to center on its grounds and the approach to it. Activity tends to be busiest during the morning and midday hours, and during festivals and the New Year period. Depending on the angle, you may see visitors, incense smoke, and the seasonal changes in the trees around the precincts.
Narita has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild, drier winters. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons to visit. The town is reached by train from central Tokyo, and the temple is within walking distance of the station. Other cameras in the region are listed on this page for comparison.
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Chiba, Japan — 28 km

Chiba, Japan — 31 km
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Narita are shown on this page, updated alongside the live view. Check them before planning a trip.
The local time for Narita is displayed on this page. Japan uses a single time zone for the whole country.
The camera is in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, and the map on this page marks its position. Narita is east of central Tokyo.
Morning and midday are typically busiest at the temple, and festival periods and New Year bring the most visitors. Your view may vary with the season and weather.
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